The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-30

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Miss Florence Greenman is visit
ing in Ypsilanti.
Prof. Z. L. Griffin of Lainsbure
was in the city Wednesday.
Supervisor Will Mattock is home
from the West, hale and hearty.
Miss Helen Manning has quite a
large class in short hand study.
Edward Cramer and wife passed
Sunday in Chesaning.
A reunion of the prisoners of the
war is to be held in Owosso October
II.
J. M. Terbush was in Detroit on
business Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fred Chapel.and wife OF Detroit
have visited ut the home of Aid.
Frieseke during the week.
Sunday evening services will here
after commence at 7 o'clock IN all
the churches.
Base bali this afternoon at Pastime
park, Robbins Jr. band VS.. h. T..
band. Admission IS cents.
Moses Lamfrom has secured a pc.
sition with Schloss Bros. & Co. OF
Detroit, clothiers.
w. H. Woodmancy formerly Of the
Central house, Corunna, has pur-
chased hotel in Ypsilanti.
DR.. and Mrs. Peterson left on Tues
day morning for Chicago to be gone
a week.
ID. E. Hinkley and family, of Fen
ton, spent Saturday and Monday in
Owosso and Sunday in St. Charles,
with friends.
Ed. Gull has secured a position in
ST. Johns and gone there to work.
Next year he will play ball with the
club there.
The first marriage license issued in
this county under the new law was to
Edward F. Kotze, Of Alma, and Miss
Carrie l.. Sherwood of this city.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
will serve warm meals at their dining
hall on the fair grounds during the
fair.
Josie Lewis won the four year old
race at the Lansing fair on Tuesday
In straight heats.
Frank Clapp lett on Wednesday
for New York City to take place as
salesman for wholesale paint house.
Louie R, by Louis Napoleon, won
first money In the :ao class at Pitts
burg on the aIst inst, best time ago.
Moses Lamfrom left for Detroit on
Monday. He will clerk in some one
of the clothing houses.
Howard Haywood, of Chicago, was
in Owosso on Friday last looking
after the c. X. Leonard estate insur-
ance money.
Open air music by Robbins band
for their dance in Weesners' hall
Oct. S and 6, during the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. knight and
Mr.. Geo. Foster of Worcester,
Mass, has been visiting at Rev. G. H.
Wilson's this week.
Andrew Washburn dropped dead at
his shop door Wednesday afternoon,
aged IS years. Heart disease is sup
posed to nave been the trouble.
Owosso real estate is on the rise
and whoever buys now cannot iail to
profit thereby. An unusually good
is offered buyers by r.
d. Crawford. See his advertisement
on the 9Th page.
Now is your time, October 6. Pos
itively last day Casey & Whitney
will make their fine photos in Owos-
80. Remember we make them chea p
er and better than any other place in
town. High prices after we leave.
Says the Pontiac Democrat of
lanes McKeand, the merchant tailor
lately located in Owosso: The Dem
ocrat has been asked time and again
why James McKeand, the popular
tailor, did not return to Pontiac when he
eft HOLLY, as he had often declared
such to he his intention. So we took
he liberty to write Mr.. McKeand,
md ascertained why he did not return
% Pontiac. Five words were sufficient
-"Could get no suitable store" We
ire sorry that such was the case, for
10 tailor in Pontiac has ever given
better satisfaction. Perhaps that
gentleman can find time to visit us
occasionally and take the measure